How many door exits and overwing exits does A321E have?

• A. 6 door exits and 2 overwing exits
• B. 8 door exits
• C. 6 door exits
• D. 4 door exits

Answer: (A)

In evacuation planning for a large A321 variant, you count door exits as the main passenger doors and the overwing exits as additional egress points along the wing. The A321E configuration uses three door exits on each side, giving six door exits in total, plus two overwing exits (one on each wing) to boost capacity and provide alternate paths if doors are blocked. This setup matches the aircraft’s size and the certification requirement to evacuate everyone quickly.

So the best fit is six door exits and two overwing exits, which also means there are eight total exit points. The other options either imply no overwing exits, or too few/many door exits to align with the known A321E layout.